Code of Federal Regulations (alpha)

CFR /  Title 7  /  Part 29  /  Sec. 29.3151 Flyings (X Group).

This group consists of leaves normally grown at the bottom of the stalk. These leaves are flat and open-faced and have a blunt or oblate tip. Compared with other groups on the stalk, Flyings consist of relatively thin to tissuey leaves which show the highest degree of maturity and the most open leaf structure. Flyings show a material amount of injury characteristic of leaves grown near the ground. (See Rule 14.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Grade names and

Grades specifications------------------------------------------------------------------------X1L....................................... Choice Buff Flyings.

Tissuey, mellow, open to

porous, even, clear finish,

strong color intensity, 95

percent uniform, and 5

percent injury tolerance.X2L....................................... Fine Buff Flyings.

Tissuey, mellow, open to

porous, even, moderate

finish and color intensity,

90 percent uniform, and 10

percent injury tolerance.X3L....................................... Good Buff Flyings.

Tissuey, ripe to mellow,

open to porous, wavy, dull

finish, weak color

intensity, 80 percent

uniform, and 20 percent

injury tolerance.X4L....................................... Fair Buff Flyings.

Tissuey, mature to ripe,

open to porous, wrinkly to

wavy, dingy finish, pale

color intensity, 70 percent

uniform, and 30 percent

injury tolerance.X5L....................................... Low Buff Flyings.

Tissuey, mature to ripe,

open to porous, wrinkly,

dingy finish, pale color

intensity, 60 percent

uniform, and 40 percent

injury tolerance.X1F....................................... Choice Tan Flyings.

Thin, mellow, open to

porous, even, clear finish,

strong color intensity, 95

percent uniform, and 5

percent injury tolerance.X2F....................................... Fine Tan Flyings.

Thin, mellow, open to

porous, even, moderate

finish and color intensity,

90 percent uniform, and 10

percent injury tolerance.X3F....................................... Good Tan Flyings.

Thin, ripe to mellow, open

to porous, wavy, dull

finish, weak color

intensity, 80 percent

uniform, and 20 percent

injury tolerance.X4F....................................... Fair Tan Flyings.

Thin, mature to ripe, open

to porous, wrinkly to wavy,

dingy finish, pale color

intensity, 70 percent

uniform, and 30 percent

injury tolerance.X5F....................................... Low Tan Flyings.

Thin, mature to ripe, open

to porous, wrinkly, dingy

finish, pale color

intensity, 60 percent

uniform, and 40 percent

injury tolerance.X4M....................................... Fair Mixed Color Flyings.

Medium to tissuey body,

mature to ripe, firm to

porous, wrinkly to wavy,

dingy finish, pale color

intensity, 70 percent

uniform, and 30 percent

injury tolerance.X5M....................................... Low Mixed Color Flyings.

Medium to tissuey body,

mature to ripe, firm to

porous, wrinkly, dingy

finish, pale color

intensity, 60 percent

uniform, and 40 percent

injury tolerance.X4G....................................... Fair Green Flyings.

Medium to tissuey body,

immature, firm, wrinkly to

wavy, dingy finish, 70

percent uniform, and 30

percent injury tolerance.X5G....................................... Low Green Flyings.

Medium to tissuey body,

immature, firm, wrinkly,

dingy finish, 60 percent

uniform, and 40 percent

injury tolerance.------------------------------------------------------------------------ [24 FR 8771, Oct. 29, 1959, as amended at 35 FR 10490, June 27, 1970; 49 FR 16758, Apr. 20, 1984]